Kenya’s exports to Europe are set to expand following the signing of the European Union Economic Partnership Agreement (EPAs). The deal sets the pace
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Marine Stakeholders Converge In Kenya To Share Knowledge On Blue Economy
Different stakeholders from the Blue Economy (BE) sectors have converged in Mombasa for a four-day knowledge and experience-sharing fair to grow the industry and
Malindi Investors Clash Over Access To Prime Beach Property
Two investors in Malindi clashed publicly over a prime beach access road in dispute within the resort town. The drama unfolded after a faction
Eastleigh Business Association Endorses Noordin Haji For Top NIS Position
The Eastleigh Business District Association (EBDA) has endorsed the nomination of Noordin Haji as the Director General of the National Intelligence Services (NIS). While
Massive Ksh 39 Billion Project Hits A Snag
Residents of Mwangala in the Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zone (SZE) want the government to review the land compensation mechanism. The residents are being
State Unveils Grand Plan To Export Horticultural Produce By Sea
Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Mining, Blue Economy, and Maritime Affairs Salim Mvurya and the European Union Ambassador Henriette Geiger has kicked off plans to
Kenyans To Enjoy Better Pump Prices Under The Government to Government Fuel Importation Framework
Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury and Planning Prof Njuguna Ndungu has termed the Government to Government (G-G) framework on importation of petroleum products as
Employers Express Satisfaction With Improved Road Infrastructure
The Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE) has commended the government through the Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) for improving road infrastructure in the country
KRA Challenges Court Order Against Ksh 8 Billion Tax Owed By Kenya Breweries Limited
Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has initiated legal proceedings to dispute and set aside a Court order restricting the collection of KShs. 8.2 billion in
Former Minister Takes Over At State Oil Corporation
Kenya needs to produce its own oil in order to cushion itself from external shocks, National Oil chairman and former Energy Minister Kiraitu Murungi